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Andrew Frink wrote: |
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> On 7/27/06, Ralph Slooten <axllent@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> >Hiya, |
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> >For the last 2 years I have been archiving structurally all my |
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> >gentoo-user mails I have received into MySQL. In the last few months I |
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> >have noticed that I have been receiving more and more broken threads |
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> >(In-Reply-To and References), indicating missing mails from those threads. |
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> >At present I use gmail to receive the mail which is then downloaded via |
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> >fetchmail to my imap server. Recently I added the |
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> >gmane.linux.gentoo.user newsgroup to my thunderbird to make some |
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> >comparisons between that I am receiving and what they are receiving. To |
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> >my surprise I am missing between 1 and 4 messages per thread (of more |
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> >than let's say 10 messages). |
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> >It is not a threading problem, and not a pop3 problem ~ I can confirm |
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> >that what I have in gmail is what I have locally. |
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> >To give some examples of totals in some larger threads over the last |
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> >couple of days: |
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> >Subject Local gmane |
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> >"Kde menu" 11 12 |
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> >"MythTV vs. Gentoo VDR" 9 10 |
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> >"PORTAGE_ELOG error" 24 28 |
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> >"strange [ file" 27 31 |
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> >"can't install ati-drivers" 13 16 |
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> >"How packages becomes stable?" 8 9 |
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> >"Unable to mount root fs on uknown - block (0,0)" 14 17 |
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> >I have confirmed that that I have locally is exactly what I have in |
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> >gmail, so the problem is not local, and they are not caught anywhere in |
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> >gmail's spam filters. |
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> >What I am trying to work out if if it's just me having an issue with |
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> >gmail (which I will confront the gmail team there about), or if the |
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> >gentoo-user mailing server is skipping addresses or having issues |
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> >sending. Tracing mail logs over a few days to check threads can be a |
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> >painfully annoying job ;-) |
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> >I am subscribed to other lists too which I seem to be having absolutely |
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> >no problems with, although they are somewhat less active than the |
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> >gentoo-user one. |
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> >Are any of you (gmail or not) having the same problem? What is the |
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> >correct way to go about locating and confronting this issue? |
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> >Thanks for any advise. |
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> >Ralph |
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> >gentoo-user@g.o mailing list |
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> >hello, |
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> i hear that it's a "problem" with gmail, it would seem that if you sent the |
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> mail to a thread it doesn't show up in your inbox.. as it already has a copy |
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> and isn't "new" mail |
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This seems not the problem in this case as I'm using GMail and am |
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receiving all the mail's to the mailing list. The "feature" of GMail |
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whereby the mail sent by the person is treated as duplicate when |
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received through list is not guilty of this "problem", as Ralf has not sent |
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any replies to the above mentioned thread's (did not had the time to |
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check every thread, but checked two). |
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This seems like a problem which is affecting some subscribers and not |
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all. This is odd. |
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Hope this gets resolved soon. |
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Farhan Ahmed |
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